Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

sOsIshIe ss the Congregational Church
- evening.
r. Dissries Court gill rscozvsne IN
A. eisy on the lin inst.
W.C.T.C. Of this city are fitslRe
- restaurant IL the Pacific beck
CIV, @. Squire has changed bis o.
40 b the corner Of Third aBd Main
ersets
ThsY.M. @. 4. viii give an enter
s.isusnt at their rooms next Friday
esniDR.
The occupants Of the MshIhoFn prog
~ vii commence 70 vacate b. nsxt
esiasday.
understood that J. @. Hainss has
..srshaaed the Fred 0esah property
- occupied By hin on Seventh and
rui0n streets.
/. The siyiI eass Of J. Bshram Va.
nkarlea Clancy, tried yesterday, iudQ-
80 for plaintiff vas awarded 10 the
r Of e2S9 20 and costs.
Kis.bssh Bradley wishes 10 had her
hsoeher John Z. Bradley. They are
ar shurneas, Kent Oounty, England.
ar address Ia 7l9 JeffsFso8 street, Oak
isnd. Cal.
fhs barb Enooh Talbo. arrived IN The
ksrboF last evening from San Francisco
sad viii today discharge ballast 81 Mil
-. afteF which she Will load eoal aa
sTual, for San Francisco.
Peter Kirke and his associates have
szFchased the G1ye iron mine In the
s.ooaalmie pass for e3C-1. The mine
- owned By 2. II. Gave. Judge Burke
snd John Leary, all Of Seattle.
The ease Of the ship JOAN RosenfsId
,s1inst the tug Tseoma will come up
before Chief Justice Jones this after
noon. The reading Of the testimony
III probably eousums several days.
Al meeting Of the Seattle Turn
VsFsin Society, held Monday evening.
4 vas decided 10 give q grand calico
ball Ct the neW hall on the some even
he about the middle Of the present
south.
TIE young people and children Of the
TFst Methodist Episcopal Church Sun.
a,y sohOSl will hold q fair and social
3 the church this evening". A short
sfoRramme will be rendered, after which
: general social time will b enjoyed.
al AEs invited.
The steamship George w. Elder left
loF Tacoma at 1890 last evening t. dis
charge some freight for that port, after
which she will proceed 10 Utsalady and
hks on q load Of grain. Returning
hsrs she will take coal. freight and pas-
soRers and sail ct the usual time for
San Francisco.
Tbs steamer Seattle, formerly owned
b. Captain NuRent and later BY Mesars.
Dc Lion d %. Of Pert Townsend, has
again changed hands 10 Mr.. Charles p.
Dyer, q vell-known resident OF the
eoand, and will be used hereafter as a
trading boat In and Around UtsaIady.
The purchase price is said 10 be &11C1.
Joe SuRbeF's new pile driver vas
launched BY Mr.. Alex Allen, from the
Oregon Improvement Oompany's wharf,
near the new mill, yesterday afternoon,
1nd ohristsned q Tyee." She viii BE-
ready for work ia about ten DAYS. and
vii Be the boss pile driver on Puget
Sound.
A. 3. Coulter, of the frm Of Coulter a
soaa, returned hers yesterday from g
trip 10 California, where be went 10
psFohase 2c0 head Of beef cattle for the
Victoria market. He secured the cattle
and drove them over the mountains 10
Ashland, wheR they were placed on the
ears and shipped BY rail through the
willamette valley and 20 the Sound,
where they were put on board q steamer
md taken TO Victoria.
AZ meeting Of the Spring Hin Water
Company, held Fast evening, Il vas de-
,ided 10 commences work again on the
be reservoir In South Seattle on the
lsh instant. With . force Of al least
lightly men, provided the weather will
permit. MF. MeHenry, who IL supsrin-
endent Of the great Rrist mill enter
Prise In Stockton, has been sent fer 30
IupeFintend the work. The eompasy
'opes 70 have this reservoir completed
y the frHt Of August, after which the
LANCER of water famine in Seattle will
. forever AZ an end